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Quote from: LFO on April 25, 2008, 08:03:52 PMTelling him he can come play at a position they know he isn't cut out for just to get him to sign is dishonest.That being said, it isn't the first time a coach told a guy that and won't be the last.i disagree. the coaches usually know whats best for the player, so they tell them what they want to hear, and then let the player find out for himself (usually with a lot of prodding). UF just recently did the same thing with joe cohen, and probably jerimy finch for that matter. players want to get on the field, once they do they couldnt care less how imo.
Telling him he can come play at a position they know he isn't cut out for just to get him to sign is dishonest.That being said, it isn't the first time a coach told a guy that and won't be the last.
I hope Bert Reed is not Percy Harvin as I would like to see him play more than half the games. Percy is fast and talented but he has Rocco Baldelli-itis and gets hurt every time he clips his toenails. That or poor guy has headaches.
Here's one for ya - you worry about your team and all the Noles fans will concentrate on our team.
You guys win one National Championship every ten years or so and you think you are all that
- you are just like RedSucks fan - a bunch of loser, rednecks that want to be like the Yankees and Florida State when it comes to winning consistently.
Come talk once your team finishes in the top 5 even 5 years in a row. Good night now.
LFO - i still think you are grasping with the brooks scenario. if anything, i think fsu recruited the guy the best. they told him what he wanted to hear, and then they let him see the light. i dont see any broken promises or lies, just wise recruiting. get the kid on campus first, and then let him decide what he wants to do.
REACTION? Like what? Getting my AK and walking down the street, stop at the dealers house and pick up some herb, roam around for awhile doing god knows what before getting busted by the police? Yeah great role model and person that I would want on the street. WAIT, would you mind a guy like that roaming around your street? By your home and family? didn't think so. Mistakes are what they are...mistakes. Some are big mistake while others, well.... you know the rest. This kid is bad news and should be shown SOME form of punishment..maybe he won't be shuch a screw up later on in life if he's shown what can happen, as well as other college players that watch this unfold. I'm sure he'll get off easy though. He will play the "race" and "I came from a bad family" card. Mark my words...he'll be playing again next year like nothing happened.This all boils down to one common thing in todays colleges. They let thugs play football, let them slide through classes, (Because what's more important? The "team", or some professor that can be replaced that gets 35,000 a year?) while guys who are educated and pychologically sound get second-string or waterboy jobs. Personally, I believe at their current/and promised pay in the NFL...ONE..and only ONE slip up involving a gun should constitute expulsion from NFL entirely. period. No exceptions. If they need protection, ask for it. IF they would like a bodyguard, buy one... Theres absolutely NO reason they should be carrying guns.what? I hope they lock his stupid a## up! Give someone an opportunity like that and they (knowingly) throw it away?? Animals have more common sence than that. Get real.
My point is that you, like a bunch of other people, think that athletes have to be perfect. If this was somebody other then a football player you wouldn't hear about it and they would get, at the most, probation. His prior conviction was trying to steal a DVD from Wal-Mart, yea he is a hard criminal now. Why do you people think these athletes should loose everything for every mistake? Because you can not play as well as them? Because they have the opportunity to make a lot more money then you? Because they can be famous? Come on now get off your pedestal.
Quote from: benchwarmer69 on April 25, 2008, 08:40:53 AMREACTION? Like what? Getting my AK and walking down the street, stop at the dealers house and pick up some herb, roam around for awhile doing god knows what before getting busted by the police? Yeah great role model and person that I would want on the street. WAIT, would you mind a guy like that roaming around your street? By your home and family? didn't think so. Mistakes are what they are...mistakes. Some are big mistake while others, well.... you know the rest. This kid is bad news and should be shown SOME form of punishment..maybe he won't be shuch a screw up later on in life if he's shown what can happen, as well as other college players that watch this unfold. I'm sure he'll get off easy though. He will play the "race" and "I came from a bad family" card. Mark my words...he'll be playing again next year like nothing happened.This all boils down to one common thing in todays colleges. They let thugs play football, let them slide through classes, (Because what's more important? The "team", or some professor that can be replaced that gets 35,000 a year?) while guys who are educated and pychologically sound get second-string or waterboy jobs. Personally, I believe at their current/and promised pay in the NFL...ONE..and only ONE slip up involving a gun should constitute expulsion from NFL entirely. period. No exceptions. If they need protection, ask for it. IF they would like a bodyguard, buy one... Theres absolutely NO reason they should be carrying guns.what? I hope they lock his stupid a## up! Give someone an opportunity like that and they (knowingly) throw it away?? Animals have more common sence than that. Get real.You totally missed the point. A semiautomatic handgun is not an AK assault rifle first of all. Second, nobody said that this was a good thing. My point is that you, like a bunch of other people, think that athletes have to be perfect. If this was somebody other then a football player you wouldn't hear about it and they would get, at the most, probation. His prior conviction was trying to steal a DVD from Wal-Mart, yea he is a hard criminal now. Why do you people think these athletes should loose everything for every mistake? Because you can not play as well as them? Because they have the opportunity to make a lot more money then you? Because they can be famous? Come on now get off your pedestal.
The SA dropped the DVD charge..